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total of 48.05 inc-hes fell during the year, and normal raiiECS be tween 44 and 48 inches. “But distribution by months and areas was poor." he said. "For example, some areas of the coun , ty had much less than we had at Farmville." November. 1952. was the wettest month with 7.06 inches, and Oct. was the driest with 1.85 inches September ran a close second for tiie driest month, with a reading og 1.94 inches. May and June, two important, farming months, were dry. with readings of 2.6 and 2.86 inches. reflectively. What 1953 will hold—well, that will be for the future to decide. However. Mr. Striplin ventured these predictions — Thursday, colder, warmer Friday and Sat colder Sunday, and pos sible rain Friday or Saturday, mat's about all lie can. say now.
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